With palpable excitement, Zhou Liangyun expressed, “I hope everyone remembers that their ancestors used disgraceful methods to seize vast amounts of wealth from the East and China. This not only caused immense suffering but also led to countless tragic losses. The sins of those ancestors are far too many to count!”


    “Therefore, I have no intention of asking for their money, much less desiring it!”


    The justice present appeared momentarily embarrassed. If Zhou Liangyun truly renounced any financialpensation, it would surely reignite public discourse. In such discussions, people might conclude that the Rothschild family had inflicted severe harm upon him, prompting his steadfast refusal of their wealth.


    This scenario would furtherplicate the Rothschild family’s public image.


    At that moment, a long-silent prison staff member stepped forward respectfully. “Hello, Mr. Zhou, I am Brian, the deputy warden of Brooklyn Prison.” He continued, “On behalf of the Brooklyn Jail, I sincerely apologize for the injustices you endured while here, and I want to assure you that we are prepared to offerpensation for the unfair treatment you experienced…”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Zhou Liangyun replied firmly, “Rest assured, once this situation is resolved, I will not seekpensation from anyone—be it the Rothschild family, Brooklyn Prison, or the entire U.S. judicial system.”


    As he spoke, he turned to Brian and asked, “Now that I have been acquitted, can my personal belongings be returned?”


    “Yes, absolutely!” Brian responded enthusiastically.


    Brian quickly retrieved a storage bag specifically designed for prison use from his suitcase. It bore a seal along with Zhou Liangyun’s personal information.


    He handed the storage bag to Zhou Liangyun and said, “Mr. Zhou, all your personal belongings are in here. Please check to see if anything is missing.”


    Zhou Liangyun opened the storage bag and began to sift through its contents, primarily concerned about his mobile phone; the rest of the items were of little importance to him.


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    Looking at the justice and Brian, he inquired, “Has anyone essed the information on my phone?”


    “Absolutely not!” Brian replied quickly. “All your belongings have been sealed in Brooklyn Prison since your arrest. We never opened them, so there’s no way we could have essed your phone’s information.”


    As he spoke, Brian pointed to the seal and added, “See the date on the seal? It was affixed the day you arrived at Brooklyn Prison.”


    Zhou Liangyun remained calm and countered, “The seal can be faked. You might be colluding with the Rothschild family. If they can manipte the entire prison, why not my phone?”


    “Before my arrest, my phone had shut down due to low battery. Yet now, it powers on and shows a 70% charge. That indicates someone must have plugged it in.”


    “Since you collected my belongings and sealed them in this bag, who was considerate enough to charge my phone?”


    Brian found himself momentarily speechless.


    In truth, he understood that not only Zhou Liangyun’s phone but also his home had been searched multiple times by the Rothschild family. Of course, theycked the knowledge of how to utilize mobile phones, leading to missed crucial evidence.